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A space for announcements, press releases, news bulletins and tidbits etc. straight from the organizations. The MSR is not responsible for the accuracy of the information presented here.
Please contact the organizations with any questions or concerns.
Protect yourself from Social Security scams
The U.S. Social Security Administration (SSA) is warning people about protecting their information.
Friendly reminder from AAA: hands-free is not risk-free
AAA is reminding motorists that just because you can use hands-free technology, doesn’t mean it is safe to do so.
Back-to-school events in the Twin Cities — free backpacks, school supplies & more (updated)
Find back to school savings and resources, from traditional needs like backpacks and supplies to haircuts and plain ole goodbye to summer fun.
Help decide Minnesota’s best books of 2019
Are you an avid reader with a love of literature? Apply today to be a judge for the 32nd annual Minnesota Book Awards.
National Farmers’ Market Week kicks off Aug. 4.
The annual National Farmer’s Market week will be celebrated in communities nationwide Aug. 4-10.
Next steps in planning the future of Hiawatha Golf Course
The public is invited to attend the next Hiawatha Golf Course Property Master Plan Community Advisory Committee meeting set for July 22.
Meet the new director of the African American Leadership Forum
Lacora Bradford Kesti will head the African American Leadership Forum, the organization announced.
Countdown to the hands-free cell phone law
Come August 1, 2019, Minnesotans must put down their cell phones while driving. The hands-free bill, signed by Gov. Tim Walz on April 12, 2019, will make it illegal for drivers to hold their cell phones in their hands while driving.
Robyne Robinson appointed Board Chair of Minnesota Museum of American Art
Celebrated Twin Cities personality Robyne Robinson has been named Board Chair of Minnesota Museum of American Art (“the M”). She will be the museum’s first African American chair.